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It’s time for Hawaii’s SPAM-tastic event: Waikiki SPAM JAM® Festival!

Linda Hohnholz - editor
Hawaii’s favorite cuisine will gather 30,000 SPAM® fans for the 16th annual foodie festival, because in Hawaii there is no such thing as too much SPAM®! It is Hawaii’s largest street festival ever. The signature sizzle and tantalizing aroma of the state’s beloved food will fill the air at the 16th annual Waikiki SPAM JAM® Festival presented by Outrigger Resorts, on April 28. This festival is a testament to the Aloha State’s... Read More
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Hapuna Beach Prince Hotel renovation well underway

Linda Hohnholz - editor
Hapuna Beach Prince Hotel is well underway with its $46 million renovation and transformation to the soon-to-debut The Westin Hapuna Beach Resort. Although the resort’s full completion and official debut of the reimagined property won’t come until May 2018, the resort as Hapuna Beach Prince Hotel is up and running and will remain open through its conversion to a Westin. The Westin Beach Hapuna Resort will be the only Westin on... Read More
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Celebrity chef Jeremiah Tower headlines star-studded Hawai‘i Food & Wine Festival

HawaiiNewsOnline
The Hawaii Food & Wine Festival will launch its eighth annual event May 9th and May 11th at The Kahala Hotel & Resort with a one-two punch celebrating Jeremiah Tower, the pioneer of Modern American cuisine, original celebrity chef, and subject of Anthony Bourdain’s biographical documentary The Last Magnificent. Tower will headline an intimate six-course dinner California Dreamin’ on May 9th with five Hawai‘i master chefs including HFWF Co-Founders Roy Yamaguchi... Read More
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Travel to do in Hawaii: Diamond Head Theatre presents Calendar Girls

HawaiiNewsOnline
by Dr. Anton Anderssen, special to eTN I am the Lord of Hartforth, an ancient village located aside Yorkshire Dales National Park in northern England. Not a lot goes on there. It is highly conservative, where people pride themselves on proper behavior. Forty-two miles to the south is Rylstone, an equally proper village. The Rylstone Women’s Institute shot to fame with its 1999 society calendar because its distinguished ladies were photographed nude.... Read More